Lazos America Unida Org
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Programs and results
What we aim to solve
The immigrant community lack of knowledge or information about resources around them and ways to collaborate to improve this services in the city they live, many institutions of health, education, housing, labor , etc are trying to outreach this group, Lazos creates an secure space in which all the interested people can participate and collaborate to find solutions to common programs. during COVID times this spaces are called them Mutual Aid groups. We believe that each human being is able to contribute with their knowledge to the lives of others in an organic way and we are helping to connect people, resources and opportunities for the wellbeing of all.
Our programs
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Promotor de Salud es Vida
Lazos volunteers met in 2001 to talk about the lack of health resources the people of color suffer regardless their ethnic, language or social status, they associate with different groups to plan how to help the health institutions to reach out the community and after many different programs and initiatives in 2008 a partnership was created with Dr Karen D'Alonso from the School of Nursing of Rutgers University and other education/research institutions and people from different sectors to collectively created a community health workers training program, this was possible thanks to the support of RWJF grant, the Mexican Consulate Ventanilla de Salud Program, the participation of Dr Tomomi Kozaki ( Senshu University), Dr Yukari Hojo (Setsunan University ) and Dr Kazuo Fujishiro,(JICA).
Since 2001 the group has being growing and each CHW has being evolving in their personal lives and activities they choose to do in their personal and collectives lives, the program now is providing workshops for women and men anywhere in New Jersey and the CWH from Lazos are providing workshops, presentations in different places they are invited.
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Charting impact
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What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
During COVID moments Lazos has being able to establish mutual aid groups that provide food , housing , health, funeral and other community needs relief support, we are continue building partnerships as its need it in a volunteer bases. We hope to educate youth about lazos programs and the importance of having this kind of migrant organization in our cities.
We want to continue building bridges so people can support and help each other regardless the color of the skin, language or believes.
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
weekly meetings with the working groups of social programs, planning meetings with volunteers and program coordinators, grant writing proposals, and internal lazos review of areas of improvement and possible collaborations.
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
Youth internships so they can become the next group of leaders
Women leadership workshops and recognition annual events
Support of faculty and students of educational institutions
Collaborations with research institutions in order to collect data that can be use to establish programs.
Grant writing workshops as well as fundraising initiatives
Partnerships with other national organizations as Cosecha, Fuerza Migrante, National Alliance of Domestic Workers, etc
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
youth involving in the actions teams and tables of decision making. women organizing their own action teams and sustainable programs , we hope at the end of the year to present a new executive committee that involve youth, women and men from the Mexican, Native, Latinx migrant community keeping programs evolving for the wellbeing of all as well as working together with other institutions to make this possible using Community Based Participatory Action Research to make this possible.
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Lazos America Unida Org
Board of directorsas of 10/07/2020
TERESA VIVAR
Lazos America Unida Org
Term: 2018 - 2021
Brenda Nava
Lazos America Unida Org
Term: 2018 - 2021